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White Suckerfish (Remora albescens) is a species of fish that lives by attaching itself to host organisms using a suction disc located on the upper part of its head. Approximately 90 percent of individuals typically cling to manta rays (Manta spp.) but may also use other large marine animals as hosts. Thanks to the suction mechanism, they are commonly found within the host’s mouth cavity and gill chamber. This species is generally observed at depths of 0 to 50 meters in tropical and warm waters.